System and method for aerial surveying or mapping of radioactive deposits
A radioactive and mineral technology, applied in the detection of uranium ore, detection and / or mapping of radioactive geological mineral fields, can solve the problem of lack of data acquisition tools and electronic navigation for collecting and compiling airborne data
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[0051]In order to detect, identify and / or locate localized surface and subsurface radioactive geological mineralization using airborne systems, the following must occur: Radiation emitted by an ore body or target (such as a boulder or rock pile) must travel through the ore body and any obstructions (including the ground, vegetation, and air); trapping of radiation by obstructions must be avoided, since each obstruction increases the likelihood that radiation, usually in the form of gamma rays, will be trapped and discontinuous; When it finally reaches an aircraft equipped with at least one radiation detector, it must be fully captured by the detector in order to measure the magnitude of the event that caused the radiation to be emitted. In a preferred embodiment, the radiation detector includes a scintillator that emits light when struck by ionizing radiation (such as gamma radiation) and a photosensor (such as a photomultiplier or photodiode) for sensing When and how much lig...
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